Overhead Crane SALES, SERVICE & REPAIRS

Yes. Coastwide Electrical & Mechanical can assist with urgent overhead crane breakdowns and repair support for industrial and commercial sites. If your crane has stopped working, developed a fault or is unsafe to operate, contact our team to discuss the issue and arrange support.

We provide overhead crane repairs, servicing, preventative maintenance, inspections, installation, new crane sales, upgrades and electrical machine repairs. We also support related lifting equipment, including jib cranes, gantry cranes, portal cranes, wire rope hoists, electric chain hoists, manual chain blocks, winches and vacuum lifters.

Yes. Overhead cranes should be inspected and maintained regularly to help support safe operation and compliance obligations. Inspection requirements may depend on the crane type, age, usage, condition, manufacturer recommendations and relevant Australian Standards.

Yes. Coastwide can assist with major crane assessments, including 7-year, 10-year and 25-year assessment requirements. Timing can depend on the crane type, manufacturer recommendations, usage, condition and relevant Australian Standards.  Depending on the crane and assessment type, this may involve detailed mechanical, structural, and compliance checks conducted by suitably qualified personnel.

A Design Working Period, often called DWP, is used to assess the remaining working life of a crane or hoist based on its design, usage history and operating conditions. Coastwide can assist with DWP calculations to help determine the remaining life of your crane structure or hoist, and whether the equipment can continue operating safely, requires repair, or needs further assessment.

Yes. Coastwide supplies overhead cranes and related lifting equipment, including electric overhead cranes, jib cranes, gantry cranes, portal cranes, wire rope hoists, electric chain hoists, manual chain blocks, winches and vacuum lifters. We can help recommend equipment based on your site, load requirements and workflow.

Yes. Depending on the system, Coastwide may be able to assist with crane upgrades, including radio remote controls, variable-speed drives, control system upgrades, brake components, overload protection, and other modernisation options.

A Design Working Period, often called DWP, is used to assess the remaining working life of a crane or hoist based on its design, usage history and operating conditions. Coastwide can assist with DWP calculations to help determine the remaining life of your crane structure or hoist, and whether the equipment can continue operating safely, requires repair, or needs further assessment.

Coastwide services Wollongong and the Illawarra, as well as Sydney, the Southern Highlands, Wollondilly Shire including Picton and Tahmoor, the South Coast, Shoalhaven, the Far South Coast including Bega, Newcastle, the Central Coast, Canberra and Victoria.